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Water lettuce threatens Vaal River — weevils could be the solution

The Vaal community is scrambling to halt the spread of water lettuce, an invasive alien species threatening the Vaal River.

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Creecy starts nationwide R2 6-billion invasive species programme

With the launch of the Working for Water Programme, government is taking steps to control invasive alien species.

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Little podlet weevil may beat back invasive mesquite tree – The Mail & Guardian

The pods make a delicious coffee and the cattle like them too, but the tree sucks up groundwater and destroys biodiversity

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High Intensity Fires Not Reversing Bush Encroachment: Study

High Intensity Fires Not Reversing Bush Encroachment: Study
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Sweet berry leads to sour ordeal as SA records first karaka poisoning case

After two months of torment, a 46-year-old Cape Town woman has recovered from a fruit she found in her garden.

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